Parallels Desktop how to install Win8

　Parallels Desktop installation win8.1 graphics and text tutorial

1, open parallels Desktop 10, in the initial interface "new virtual machine" to choose to install Windows or other operating systems (from or DVD image files), if the virtual machine has been installed before, will display a list of virtual machines, click "Continue" to enter the next step: as shown

Description: Parallel Desktop 9 provides us with 3 new ways of virtual machines:

1), install a brand-new Windows system;

2), from our original PC to carry out a complete system migration;

3, start Windows installed under Apple Boot camp.

In addition, Parallels Desktop 9 also provides download of a variety of operating system mirroring and installation without a system-installed image. Here we choose "Install Windows or other operating systems".

2, parallels will automatically scan the local storage system installation files, in the found operating system to select the installation can be. If you do not find a custom lookup by the Manual Find button, click "Continue" to go to the next step: as shown. Parallels Desktop will automatically display the found operating system, select one to enter the installation, and choose "Install Windows 8 64 bits" here. Click "Continue" to go to the next step.

3. In this step, we can choose "Quick Install", when you install Windows 8 on a virtual machine, you are prompted for the installation key (Type the key you purchased in the Product Key text box, or uncheck "This version requires a product key" to be activated after Windows 8 Setup completes).

4, compared to the various types of virtual machines under Windows, Parallels Desktop provides an unprecedented user experience, installation, we can choose the operation of two kinds of virtual machines: one is the integration to the OS (like Mac), one is a stand-alone Windows interface (like a PC). Of course, when the installation is over, we can switch at any time in the course of use. Here we first select the "as Mac" option for Windows interface installation, figure 1 below.